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I'm starving. Is it done?
Yes, I just need to taste it.
Is that so? Da Ya, taste the tteokguk.
Yes, Mother.
(Salt, Sugar)
What should I do?
What's wrong? Did you put in too much salt?
Is it salty?
Well, that's not it.
Let me see.
Gosh.
What's wrong with its taste?
Did you put sugar in here?
What's the matter?
Oh my goodness.
I mistook it from salt. I'm sorry.
How can't you differentiate them?
It says salt here.
I labelled them...
in case it's hard to differentiate them.
She says she wrote it down here.
We have to throw it away now.
They looked similar.
I'm sorry.
What's wrong, Mother?
Da Ya put sugar in the rice cake soup.
I can make it again.
That's not a problem. We have to throw it all out.
How can you not differentiate...
sugar from salt?
Gosh.
It's okay, Da Ya.
I can make it again.
Why is she acting so confident?
I've never had...
rice cake soup with sugar in it like this.
Ms. Cho.
Those earrings look new.
Did Ms. Oh give them to you too?
Yes.
You're pretty in anything.
Da Ya.
Go tell Grandma to come for a meal.
Are you done?
Da Ya, go bring your grandma-in-law.
Okay, Mother.
Grandma.
Grandma, wake up and have rice cake soup.
What should I do?
- You wench. - Goodness.
Why are you in my room?
Are you here to steal my necklace?
You thief.
Did you learn to steal from your mom?
You witch.
Grandma, please let me go.
- I didn't do it. - Wench.
- Mother. - Give my necklace back.
What did you do with my necklace?
- Geum Byung, no - Witch.
- No. - Goodness.
Da Ya, run away.
Myeong Hee, this witch...
came in my room to steal my diamond necklace.
Call the police.
Tell them to arrest her.
Geum Byung, that's not it.
She's here to tell you it's mealtime.
No, Myeong Hee.
Don't trust that mistress and her daughter.
- Da Ya! - Goodness.
- That's not true. - Goodness gracious.
Da Ya.
Have a seat.
Da Ya, move out with Yi Ryook.
Move out?
Yes, I can't watch you...
go through this anymore.
Mother, why do you tell me to move out?
You never say that to Do Ran and Dae Ryook.
Mother, do you dislike me that much?
I never said I disliked you.
I'm telling you this...
out of concern for you.
Do Ran and Dae Ryook shouldn't move out.
They should take care of your grandma-in-law here.
Make some sense.
They can move out with Grandma.
The problem will be solved then.
And why are you telling me to move out?
What are you talking about?
You know it doesn't make sense.
You care only about Do Ran.
That's why I'm telling you this.
Secretary Kim, I mean, Do Ran...
gets away with any misbehaviour.
Yet you scold me all the time.
When did I?
Yes, you did.
I told you it was strange how Secretary Kim,
I mean, Do Ran went to Mr. Kang's room at night.
And you scolded me.
She went to give black sesame rice cakes...
in secret like a thief.
Mother, how does that make sense?
You're at it again.
This is why I scolded you.
Do Ran thinks dearly of you.
She said she feels bad for your trouble...
and she'll sleep with her grandma-in-law tonight.
But all you do are pick her faults...
and come between me and her.
This won't do.
Just move out with Yi Ryook.
I don't want to.
Even if you tell me to,
I'll never move out.
What?
Gosh, Da Ya.
Da Ya.
I didn't know she was like this.
Da Ya.
Look how she's enjoying all the luxury.
Where are my mom and aunt?
Your mother went to her store.
I don't know about your aunt.
What brings you here?
I'm speechless.
This is my house where I can come...
at any time I want.
And you ask what brings me here?
You think that makes sense?
That's not what I mean.
I'm just wondering if I should call Mother.
I'm sorry if that upset you.
I'm not in the mood to talk with you.
Stop standing there,
and go make me lunch.
Lunch?
Make kimchi fried rice at least.
Don't forget to add onions and bacon.
Okay.
I'm not good at making kimchi fried rice.
What should I do?
Kimchi fried rice.
(The best recipe for kimchi fried rice)
(Ingredients for kimchi fried rice)
Right, I just need to follow this recipe.
And...
It's here.
Give me a cup of water.
Cold one.
Water? Okay.
Da Ya, I brought water.
Put it there.
Okay.
Gosh, it reeks of onions.
She can't even bring a proper cup of water.
What did she learn?
- Mom... - Goodness.
Da Ya, what brings you here without any call?
Mom, I'm here because I'm so upset.
What happened this time?
My mother-in-law and grandma-in-law...
Goodness.
What's this sound?
Mi Ran, are you in the kitchen?
Mi Ran.
Did you cut your finger?
Let me see.
It's not serious.
Look at this blood. Oh my goodness.
It's okay, Mother.
It's not okay when you're bleeding.
Mi Ran.
What were you doing in here?
What are the onions and kimchi for?
Da Ya wanted kimchi fried rice.
Kimchi fried rice?
Da Ya?
Mom, I skipped lunch.
I asked her to make something simple.
And you made this fuss?
How can you say that when Mi Ran hurt her hand?
Mom.
If you're hungry, cook. Don't bother Mi Ran.
How can you say that to me?
Grandma pulled my hair today...
and Mother talked nonsense.
That's why I skipped lunch.
So I asked her to make me kimchi fried rice.
Is that such a bad thing?
How dare you say that to your sister-in-law?
She's your older brother's wife.
How can you treat me like this?
Not you too.
Hey, Da Ya.
- I need to follow her. - Okay.
Da Ya.
Da Ya.
Hey, Da Ya.
I don't need you.
What's the matter this time?
Mom. I had a really horrible day.
Why are you treating me like a stranger too?
What stranger?
How can you say such nonsense?
Da Ya. What's the matter?
Mom.
You're always on my side.
Tell me if I really did something wrong.
What?
What's this?
This is where Mr. Kang stays.
Look here.
The person sneaking out like a cat is Ms. Kim.
My sister-in-law.
It looks like this was taken late.
What was she doing there at night?
My point exactly.
Mom, isn't it odd? Isn't this suspicious?
It would be if there's no good reason.
Mother said that Do Ran...
went to give him some rice cakes,
and called me bad for having a dirty mind.
How could she say that to me?
I feel so wronged and upset.
She even told me and Yi Ryook to move out.
Da Ya.
It was wrong of you to do this.
You can't suspect someone just like that.
Not you too, Mom.
I even showed you a video.
Don't you believe me?
Da Ya.
Yes, Mom?
Listen carefully.
Mr. Kang and I will go to the seafood market.
I could go with him.
No, I'll try not to take too long.
You do more around the house than me.
Mother seems to be asleep.
If she asks for me, say I went to the market.
I will.
- Take care. - Bye.
Da Ya.
People only believe what they want to believe.
And listen only to those whom they believe.
If you want people to believe you,
do things that will make Ms. Oh like you.
If she favours you, she'll believe you.
Or collect evidence that no one can deny.
Yes, Mom's right.
I'm powerless and fighting will only get myself hurt.
I will stand my ground.
I need to regain Mother's favour.
We got the shrimp, Manila clams,
crabs...
Dad, we must buy sea squirts.
- Sea squirts? - Yes.
Sea squirts go into seafood stews...
to add flavour.
My goodness.
Oh, really?
Dad, look at this.
What's that?
It's sparkly and so pretty.
Mother and I got identical manicures.
She wants our fingernails to look the same.
She even bought me these earrings.
My goodness.
Aren't they pretty?
Gosh.
Did he touch her hair?
- Mother... - My gosh.
What's that? What are they doing?
They're walking arm-in-arm.
No way.
What's that? Are they...
actually dating?
That's just crazy.
My gosh, this is crazy.
Dad. What is it you want to say?
Do Ran. Tomorrow, I think...
I'll tell the chairman that I'll quit.
So soon?
I think I should do it sooner.
If he finds out our relationship,
he'll feel so betrayed.
I think that after I quit working for the chairman,
we should tell the truth when the time's right.
You do that.
Don't move too far away.
Let's find a place close by.
Then I'll say yes.
Okay. Let's do that.
Dad, use this. It's a present.
What's this credit card?
You need to pay the chairman back...
and find a place.
You'll need a lot of money.
No thanks.
I saved up enough. You needn't worry.
You can't have much money.
I want you to...
stop working at the market early in the morning.
It's too much work.
You barely sleep.
It's not hard at all.
I can't take this. It won't be yours anyway.
My director,
my husband gave it to me to spend as I want.
Don't worry about it.
Do Ran.
If you don't take it, I won't let you go.
If you want to leave, take the credit card.
Okay?
- Are you leaving? - Yes.
Do Ran wants me back in time for seafood stew.
- So you're leaving early? - Of course.
I cancelled my plans for the stew as well.
My gosh.
Go on home. See you tomorrow.
- Goodbye, sir. - Bye, sir.
Ms. Kim must make a mean seafood stew.
I like it too.
Secretary Hong. Get over her already.
How do you... know about that?
How could I not know when it's so obvious?
Oh, come on.
Grandma, I'm home.
Dae Ryook, is that you?
Well done at work.
I heard you have a lot to do.
You look so tired.
Sit in this chair.
No, I'm fine.
Listen to me and sit down.
Go on.
There.
There you go.
How is it?
It's so relaxing.
It plays music too?
Grandma, I think I should put this...
in my room instead.
You cheeky thing. I can't do without it.
Come over whenever you want a massage.
Okay.
It's nice.
Has she forgotten about this morning?
Hello, Yi Ryook.
- What's this? - Fish-shaped pastries.
I hope you'll forget about this morning.
I'm really sorry.
This morning?
What happened?
Mother, I'm home.
Welcome home.
Was it a long day?
Yes.
Dae Ryook, get up.
Let your dad and...
Yi Ryook take turns.
She forgot.
Her dementia's getting worse.
She forgot what happened...
and last time she put her jewels in the freezer.
What should we do, honey?
We need to take better care...
and help her with her everyday life.
There are no problems.
What? There are no problems?
How can you say that?
Don't you care that...
she pulls my hair and Da Ya's all the time?
My gosh. Just because she doesn't pull yours...
Do Ran said...
she'll sleep with Grandma from now on.
She told me too, but I said no.
You're newlyweds.
And it's too harsh for Do Ran.
I'll sleep with Mother from today.
I'll take care of her at night.
Just make sure to care for her...
with Do Ran during the daytime.
You'll sleep with Mother?
Yes.
If I show this picture to Mother,
she might scold me...
asking why I took a picture like this.
All right. As Mom says,
I'll find evidence that makes people believe me.
The true colour of Ms. Kim...
whom Mother and Father care for.
And what is going on between these two.
I'll show them all.
What?
The black box must know everything.
Da Ya, what are you doing here?
I need nail clippers.
I couldn't find one in my room.
Did Ms. Cho throw it out?
Here.
Thank you. I'll use this well.
Da Ya.
Next time you need anything,
you should tell me.
Okay. I'll get going then.
I should go clip my nails.
Gosh, I'm so startled.
How would I take her car key?
All I need to see is the black box footage.
Gosh, that was so close.
My gosh.
You're making chocolate cake this week?
I was thinking about making chocolate cake.
I guess we can now finish...
each other's sentences.
And it's Cho Rong's birthday this week.
Oh, right. It's Cho Rong's birthday.
Mr. Kang, please don't tell Cho Rong...
that I forgot her birthday.
I'll bring the candles...
and cone hats for the children.
Okay. You take care of them.
- Okay. I will. - Hong Joo.
- We need to talk. - What?
- Let go of me. - Hong Joo.
- Hong Joo, what's wrong? - Get off me.
- Mr. Kang. - What's going on?
- Mr. Kang. - Hong Joo.
Let go of me!
Hong Joo. Hong Joo!
I think it's the guy from the other day.
Get off me! Let go!
Let go!
That hurts.
What are you to butt in?
I'm sure that's him.
(Mr. Kang)
Hey, Tae Seok. What do you think you're doing?
Where are we going?
Stop the car right now.
Hong Joo, let's just talk for a moment.
You won't even listen to me,
so this is the only way.
But you can't kidnap a person like this.
Pull the car over now.
If you are the Byun Tae Seok I know,
stop the car immediately.
Now!
There is no response. Please leave...
If she went home,
she would've picked up the phone.
Hong Joo. Hong Joo.
- Stop it. Let go! - Hong Joo.
- Let go of me! - Hong Joo.
Hong Joo, please listen to me.
Don't you remember this beach?
I really wanted to come to this beach again with you.
I remember.
But Tae Seok,
I'm so cold now.
I...
I want to drink warm latte.
Can we talk...
over some warm coffee?
I wouldn't go anywhere.
And I...
I have a lot to tell you.
I'll wait in the car.
Are you serious?
Okay. Wait a little bit.
I'll be right back.
It's cold. Wait in the car.
Let's go.
- Here's your coffee. - Thank you.
Hong Joo. Hong Joo?
Hong Joo. Na Hong Joo. Hong Joo!
Hong Joo!
Na Hong Joo!
Na Hong Joo!
Hong Joo.
Hong Joo.
Mr. Kang. Mr. Kang.
Hong Joo, are you okay? Where are you now?
What happened, Hong Joo?
I'm fine, Mr. Kang.
Are you sure? Are you really fine?
Yes.
Yes.
Don't cry, Hong Joo.
Stop crying and calm down.
Just tell me where you are now.
This is Eurwangni Beach.
Tae Seok brought me here against my will,
and I ran away.
Mr. Kang, can you come pick me up?
Okay. I'll be right there.
I'll call you when I get there.
Wait a little in a warm place, okay?
Okay.
Hong Joo.
I'm here, Hong Joo.
- I'm here. - Mr. Kang.
- Hong Joo. - Mr. Kang.
Mr. Kang.
Gosh. All right.
It's okay. You're fine now.
It's all right now.
How should I get that car key?
Why do you want to take a walk at this night?
The seafood soup you made was good that I overate.
Let's go for a quick walk.
Did you dress warmly?
Yes.
What should I do?
Should I go in?
Or not?
Oh well, I don't care.
Where is that car key?
That's right. It should be in the bag.
This must be it.
What do I do?
Let's go see.
Okay, I'm in.
Hold on.
Let's see.
Turn this on.
Was it the second one?
(Recordings)
Let's have porridge on the way.
All right, Do Ran.
- I want to tell you... - What?
- Something to say, Dad? - What? Dad?
- Say what? - Do Ran?
Let's talk when we are there.
(My Only One)
Dad, Brother, whoever he is...
I will reveal the secret.
Oh my. Did you really make all these?
Yes. It took me four hours.
If I stay here longer, it won't do you any good.
I'm sorry.
But I should quit.
Where were you at this hour that you lie to me?
You are lying to me right now, Do Ran!
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